TELEGRAPHIC.

 

CHICAGO, June 29th.—The storm which
visited this city yesterday was a perfect
hurricane. Several empty houses were
blown down. The bird house, at Dexter
Park race course, was completely blown
down, Mr. Coffee was killed, and about
1500 birds were set at liberty. Three
cases sun-stroke occurred in the city
yesterday, two of which proved fatal.
The weather this morning was cooler,
with indications of more rain.

San Francisco, June 29. — Prince
Pierre Bonaparte is here, en route for
Tahiti. The California and Oregon Rail-
road is now completed and open, from
its junction with the Central Pacific
Railroad to Chico. The remittances
overland last week were $88,000 gold
coin.

NEW YORK, June 29.—Internal revenue
returns show the present incomes of
this city and vicinity to be fully equal
to any past year, and statistics show
that the saving and industrial classes
have now twenty millions of deposits
over last year’s report, notwithstanding
reported hard times.

 

 

BUSINESS CARDS.

 

 

PULLMAN’S

PALACE fPaR CoMpPry,

Incorporated under Special Act of the
Legislature of Illinois, A. D. 1867.

CAPITAL, -

_$4.000,000.

 

GEO. M. PULLMAN, Pres. & Gen. Man.
A. B. PULLMAN, Gen’. Sup’t.
C. W. ANGELL, Secretary.

 

DIRECTORS.

Geo. M. Pullman. John Crerar.

H. E. Sargent. Thomas A. Scott.

Robert Harris. Henry R. Pierson.
Amos T. Hall.

 

Genl. Offices, 102 Michigan Ave., Chicago
Kohler & Frohling,
Growers of and Dealers in
California Wines and Brandy,
626 MONTGOMERY STREET,
(Basement Montgomery Block,)

SAN FRANCISCO.

Agency in New York, Rennet, Prosch &
Co., 26 and 28 Vesey St. Agency in
Chicago, Rottner, Lembcke & Co., 129
South Clark St.

GEORGE C. SHREVE & Co.,

Dealers in

FINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE

 

No 110 MONTGOMERY STREET.,
(Occidental Hotel Block,)
SAN FRANCISCO.

 

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,

 

 

 

San Mrancisco,
HALEY & PATTEN,

California.
Proprietors.

eS ee
The leading Hotel of the Pacific Coast, having all the modern improvements,
including one of Miller’s Patent Safety Passenger Car Elevators.

 

 

[Special Act of the Legislature of the
State of California, approved February
19th, 1870.]

GRAIN D

GIFT CONCERT,

IN AID OF THE

Mercantile Library Association,

AT THE
MECHANICS’ PAVILION,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
SEPTEMBER ist, 1870.

TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $5 EACH, GOLD COIN.

 

The holder of a whole Ticket, or five
coupons, will be entitled to admission to
the Concert, and to the whole amount of
the Gift awarded to it. The holder of
each coupon will be entitled to admission
to the Concert and to one fifth of any
gift that may be awarded to such ticket,

 

200,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
At Five Dollars each in Gold Coin.
Treasurer, Bank of California.

 

During the entertainment, the sum of

$500,000 INU. S. GOLD COIN

Will be returned to the holders of Tick-
ets, by the distribution by chance of the

following
GIFTS:
1 Gift of , $100,000 Gold
1 Gift of - 80,000 *
1 Gift of 25,000“
1 Gift of 20,000“
1 Gift of 19,000 *
1 Gift of 18,000“
1 Gift of 17,000 *
1 Gift of 16,000“
1Giftof . 15,000“
1 Gift of ; 14,000“
1Giftof . 18,000 “
1 Gift of 12,000“
1Giftof . 11,000“
1 Gift of e 10,000“
1Giftof . 9,000‘
I Gift of 5 8,000
1Giftof . 7,000 “

}

1 Gilt of

ee ee 6,000“
1Giftof .  . .  . 5,000‘
1 Gift of . oo a 4,000“
1Giftof . . .. 3,000.“
1 Gift of nr 2 o 2,000
1Giftof . . . . 1,500 “
10 Gifts of $1,000 each . 10,000“
20Giftsof 7s0each  . 15,000“
20 Giftsof S500each . +. 10,000.
30 Giftsof 400each . 12,000“
50 Giftsof 800each .  . 15,000 “
50 Giftsof 200each . 10,000
425 Gifts of 100 each 42,500
628 Gifts in all $500,000

After paying the expenses of the en-
tertainment, and making the distribu-
tion of the gifts as above announced, the
balance will be applied to extinguishing
the present indebtedness of the Mercan-
tile Library Association. The Concert
and distribution will take plage under
the immediate direction of the Board of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation, assisted by a Supervisory Com-
mittee, selected from State, City and
County Officers, and well-known citizens
of San Francisco. Holders of Tickets to
which gifts may be awarded, willreceive
the same on presentation of such Tick-
ets or Coupons to the Business Agents of
the Board of Trustees, at their office,

318 California St., San Francisco, Cal.

Orders for Tickets, post paid, accom-
panied by remittances will meet with
prompt attention. MAURICE DORE &
CHARLES R. PETERS, 318 California
St., Business Agents for the sale of Tick-
ets, to whom all communications may
be addressed.
ROBT. B. SWAIN, President M. L. A.
WM. C. RALSTON, Treasurer ‘“*
W.H. L. BARNES, Vice-Pres’t ‘
THOS. R. HAYES, Rec. Sec’y  “
DAVID WILDER, Cor. Sec’y __‘‘
Trustees M. L. A.—Wm. Ashburner,
Isaac Wormser, J. M. McNulty, Alfred
P. Elfelt, Arthur M. Ebbets, Wm. G.
Badger, Wm. E. Wood, F. B. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.

BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
CAPITAL, - $5,000,000 IN GOLD.
Principal Office, San Francisco.

D. O. MILLS,

 

 

 

 

Wo. C. RALSTON,

 

President. Cashier.